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What Frequencies Does Straight Talk Use?

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What Frequencies Does Straight Talk Use?
About Straight Talk
Depending on location and place of purchase Straight Talk has been found using Voice and 3G data frequencies for either Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile or AT&T (850 & 1900 MHz).

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In respect to this, what LTE bands does Straight Talk use?

Straight Talk 1900 MHz (GSM-GPRS/ EDGE/ UMTS/ HSPA/ HSPA+/ 1xRTT/ EVDO). 4G : 800 MHz ESMR, Band 26 (LTE). 1900 MHz PCS, Band 25 (LTE). 2.5 GHz BRS/ EBS, Band 41 (TD-LTE/LTE Advanced).

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Also asked, which network does Straight Talk use?

As mentioned, Straight Talk runs on all four major networks—i.e. Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint—and the one your phone runs on is dictated by the specific model.

What should my APN settings be for straight talk?

Straight talk apn Settings – Choose your service provider:

  • Name: straight talk.
  • APN: tfdata.
  • MMSC:
  • MMS proxy: mms3.tracfone.com.
  • MMS port: 80.
  • MCC: 310.
  • MNC: 410.
Related Question Answers

How do I tell if my phone is CDMA or GSM?

Check your phone's "About" settings.
If you see an MEID or an ESN category, your phone requires CDMA; if you see an IMEI category, your phone is GSM. If you see both (e.g., Verizon phones), your phone supports both CDMA and GSM, and may be either one.

Is 4g LTE CDMA or GSM?

LTE (Long Term Evolution) is a wireless broadband technology for communication of high speed data for mobile phones. The main difference between the technologies is that both CDMA & GSM can support cellular and data, whereas LTE can only support data. The GSM phone featured a SIM Card Slot, the CDMA phone did not.
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Marcus Vance is a cybersecurity auditor and technology writer dedicated to educating the public about online safety, data privacy regulations, enterprise security, and emerging cyber threats.